The Lavin Entrepreneurship Program is open to first and second year students in all majors who are interested in entrepreneurship.
Do you dream of creating your own startup? Aspire to launch a business, disrupt a market or change the world with your big idea? Would you stay up all night designing a logo, reworking a product, or filling a customer order—if the business were your own?
If so, you need to be part of the Lavin Entrepreneurship Program! The Lavin Program is a highly-competitive program for undergraduate entrepreneurs from all majors and disciplines across campus. Only the brightest, most passionate and driven students are accepted into the program each year. By combining curriculum with hands-on learning, the UW Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship gives Lavin students the experience, skills and know-how to succeed in their future business ventures.
Lavin Students
- Spend 3 to 4 years immersed in entrepreneurship
- Develop companies and collaborate with Lavin peers
- Get expert feedback and mentoring from the best of Seattle’s entrepreneurial community
- Score paid internships in early-stage companies and a matching scholarship
- Form teams and compete in the Hollomon Health Innovation Challenge, the Alaska Airlines Environmental Innovation Challenge, and/or the UW Business Plan Competition
- Network with entrepreneurs, founders, venture capitalists and angel investors
- Graduate with the connections, real-world experience, and skill set needed to turn an idea into a reality!
The Lavin Entrepreneurship Program application for 2018 is now open: Apply Here
The deadline to apply is by midnight October 21st. More information is on our website.